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Oluwatoyinandil/PM-2.5-et-Quality-of-air-to-Cotonou

Domain:

environment and energy

Record type:

project
Creator:
Olu
Host:
This project uses machine learning to forecast PM2.5 in the short term in an African context of data scarcity, by training a model on Lagos and projecting the results onto Cotonou from meteorological conditions, in order to produce estimates useful for environmental analysis and decision support. # PM-2.5-et-Quality-of-air-to-Cotonou This project uses machine learning to forecast PM2.5 in the short term in an African context of data scarcity, by training a model on Lagos and projecting the results onto Cotonou from meteorological conditions, in order to produce estimates useful for environmental analysis and decision support.

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